The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-05
Personal and Society.

Professor E. T. Cox arrived in tho city last
night and will remain over to-day.
Mr. and Mrs T. P. Hauehey spent Sunday
and yesterday at Lake Maxinkuckee.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer johnson and daughter
spent yesterday with friends in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs l. B. Seymour and son are guests
of relatives in northern Ohio for a short time.
Mrs. w. A. Woods will 60 to Maxiukuckee in
few days to visit Mrs. John M. Judah for three
weeks.
for a few days visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. CASTOR.
Mrs George Durham and Miss Amelia Greer,
OF Peru. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. +. s. Palm
val
Mr. and Mrs. d. K. Brichet. of South Chicago,
are spending some days with their relatives. Mrs.
Sherwood. Jenkins and Taylor, at No. % North
West street.
The Louisville Sunday Argus says: 'The best
pair OF Holstein calves in Indiana hold up
Charley Holstein, the 'fuvid orator of Indian
apos. He's honey"
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Grand Hote Portland C. Hunt Clayton; W.
M. Perry, North Jndson; Ambrose Hindman,
Burlington; Sam J. Brush. Columbus; Al Myers,
Terre Haute; w. Y Irwin, VIM. r. Spurgin.
Columbus; Miss Ada SayIsr. Rossviile; John ?.
Nicoel. Brazil; H. LaTourette, l.. G. Allen, Cow
neton; S A. Springer. New Albany; P. Fall
Taylor, j. NJ. Todd. jr.. Louisville Mrs J. E.
Dale, Louisville; J. F. Payne, KoGomo; Philip
Young Evansville; George +. Smith. Michigan
City.
Grand Hotel Louis Mas, Boston; f. NJ.
Bowman, wife and daughter, Miss Avis II.
9luvett, st. Louis; William Mason and Miss
Nason, VIM Lnsa Cappin, New York. E. S.
Anderson, ST. Louis; Asa S. Schermernorn,
Chicago: Robert Bonner. A. A. Stanley. Prov-
aence; Calixa Lavallee and J. Harry Wheeler.
Boston; Clarence Eddy. Chicago F. L. Rankin,
Portland; Misses Addie Hawley and May Watts,
Spri oil T. Pol Sahv
Shro Jacoby, H. Wittgenaber, y. Belam, c.
Hasselbrink, g. Daguin. G. ID. Bana. A.
Oestreichs, Chas. Putzie, R. Schlesing, A. Gains,
New York.
II. McCormick. Columbus; w. G. Purdome. w.
II. Dox, T. c. Marcourt E. W. Mckeenan, A.
nuenweg. William Starr, Terre Haute; Mrs. r.
W. Miers, Miss Shieke. Miss Lemond, Bloom
ington; Sam r. Hamill, Terre Haute ". B.
Dodds. Mark L. Swazee, Marion; Miss Vic
Martinsville; George R. Stewart. W. r. Randall,
Kokomo; G. w. Hamil, A. g. Hoberg. Terre
Hauie; ), Rogers v Losans p;o W; Il
louisville; Frank Dader. S. W. McTlvain. Green
CASTLE A. F. Kinsley and wife. Freeport; Fred
G Wilson, Evansville; H. F. Poltz, Charles F.
Wood. John Mitchell, F. Frank. Ike Frank. T..
Duddleson, Terre Haute; P. A. Powell and son, :
Union City; o. II. Wampler. S. E. Smith. M. F.
WampIer. Gosport; J: w: Burns, L. Seligberger.
Terre Haute; G.. E. Hines, Washington; G.
Hough and lady, Lafayette.
Denison House: VIM. FL. Dana Warren, o.;
Johannes Wolfram, Canton, O.; Eugene Born,
Sandusky, o.; Harry G. Archer. Columbus O.;
Miss Dora Hennings, Miss Maggie Weartz,
Cleveland; Willis Howell, Boston; j. H. Beck,
Wilson G. Smith. Cleveland; Emma Thurston,
Whitehead, New York: Ferdinand Quicken,
Cleveland; FL. s. Perkins, Miss Amy FAY Miss
Alice l.. Daley, Chicago; W. w. Pettis, Terre
Haute: 5. A. Collins, Xenia, O.; Gustav
Dannreuther, Charles Palm, F. Vol
ker S. Bernstein. Joseph Elder New York;
Miss Palmer. Miss Parripgton. Cleveland; T. J.
Gleason, Chicago; j. H. Hahn Miss Kate ia
cobs, Detroit; Mrs. K. M. Kedzie. Miss Minnie
Murray. Lansing. Mich; Charles E. Platt, De-
troit; Miss E. NJ. Hit, Vincennes; Miss Nora
Bond. Oaktown; Miss Anna Willis, Bruceville;
Miss Rosie Gimbel. Vincennes; Miss Florence
Lee, Mt Carmel; A. NJ Forester, Pittsburg; d.
G. McAllister, Kalamazoo: J. b. McElwaine,
Bradford; j. +. Kinsey, Lafayette; w. S. b.
Mathews, Chicago NJ Il. Bartlett, DesMoines;
Alex Lambert New York J. C. Fillmore, Mil
waukee; Max Eller, John Eler, New York. Mrs
F. NJ. Haberly, Terre Haute; Frank Abbott,
Des Moines; j. W. Ruggles, Favette Ia. r. S.
Robertson, FIT. Wayne; j. c. Tibbets, Marion,
Ind
SOCIETY EVENTS.
Mr.. Ned and Miss Nellie Taylor gave a tennis
party yesterday to number of their young
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Wright entertained
quite a large number OF guests with an indie
pence-day party. The afternoon was devoted
to tennis. and after elegant supper fire.
works the attraction. The whole was
complete, and everything that could conduce to